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Archer, son of Mistletoe Archer, whose dam 

 Sweet Mistletoe was also the dam of the 1919 In- 

 ternational grand champion. Mr. Schwartz is 

 secretary of the county Shorthorn breeders as- 

 sociation and one of the promoters of the calf 

 club. 



R. C. Watson & Sons, Altoona. This is one of 

 the promising firms of breeders, for the boys are 

 enthusiastic and seem to be developing agri- 

 cultural inclinations based on the production of 

 pure bred stock. The herd is quite good and will 

 grow to be better. There are now twenty-five 

 females on the farm. Bertha Daybreak 2d is by 

 Pride of Riverdale, a son of Star of the Realm. 

 A daughter of this cow by Orange Duke, son of 

 the well known Orange Model, is also in the herd. 

 April Princess is by Royal Prince by Mr. 

 Hanna's Prince Royal out of Princess Airdrie, 

 own sister to Ingle Lad. Lassie 2d is another 

 daughter of Royal Prince and on her dam's side 

 carries the blood of Kinellar, the son of imp. 

 Dalmena Mina. 



A bull used until recently was Golden Lad. 

 His sire combined the blood of imp. Collynie, 

 Royal Knight and imp. Inglewood and his dam 

 was by imp. Master Walton out of a cow by the 

 noted bull 47th Duke of Airdrie. The present 

 bull is White Goods used by Mr. Hyde for sev- 

 eral years with good results. He is a big, strong, 

 robust fellow from large ancestry. His sire, 



